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Birds
04:29
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I don't understand why I don't need a man but I need you
And my thoughts are like birds flying into our lives just so
He's just here not to hurt you I can't leave to make you alright
I don't know what I want but I know what I need
I am clear and I bleed
Hold me tight who walks by
I have fears I have truth
Once in life, oh once might find me holding onto you
Come again just like notes hunt me down and give hope to this phrase
I can only imagine your hearts in a pattern of dazed and confused
Hold me tight who walks by
I have fears I have truth
Once in life, oh once might find me holding onto you
Under the light there's a side that I hide that I'm used to
Always
So far I'm alright it's the past by my side that I'm leaving
When your arms drop down
Hold me tight who walks by
I have fears I have truth
Once in life, oh once might find me holding onto you
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Noah Part II
03:35
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You Should Know
This is not your fault
You should know
This is not what I wanted from the start.
Oh we're just kids
Caught in the wind
Forest is falling from the top
This animal is calling their kin
Watching to see if harm will ever come of him
Oh we're just kids
Give me heart
(give me life)
Oh we're just kids
Caught in the wind
Forest is falling from the top
This animal is calling their kin
Watching to see if harm will ever come of him
You should know
this is not your fault
You should know
this animal
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